Wlater FAQs

Question 1

What is Wlater and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Wlater is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to give AI assistants secure, read-only access to Google Keep notes, lists, and todos. It also enables safe modification capabilities through a unique 'preview-before-sync' workflow.

Question 2

How does Wlater ensure the security of my Google Keep data?

Accepted Answer

Wlater ensures security through several features: master tokens are stored securely in OS-native keyrings, all modifications require explicit user confirmation via a 'preview-before-sync' workflow, and destructive operations like 'delete' or 'trash' are entirely blocked and never exposed.

Question 3

What kind of Google Keep data can Wlater access or manage?

Accepted Answer

Wlater can list, search, and retrieve detailed content for all your Google Keep notes and lists. It supports filtering by labels, colors, pinned/archived status, and provides metadata for media like images and audio.

Question 4

Is Wlater difficult to install and configure?

Accepted Answer

Installation involves standard Python setup (clone repo, create virtual environment, install dependencies). Credential setup is streamlined with an automated browser-based authentication option. Configuration is done by adding a few lines to your MCP configuration file, specifying absolute paths for the Python executable and server script.

Question 5

Can AI assistants modify my Google Keep notes using Wlater?

Accepted Answer

Yes, AI assistants can safely create new notes and lists, update existing note content, modify titles, colors, pin status, and manage list items (check/uncheck, add new items). Crucially, all these changes are local until you explicitly call 'sync_changes()'.

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